What's Miele Quattro Cleaning Power?

A Miele robot vacuum cleans with Quattro Cleaning Power. This means that the robot cleans your floor in 4 steps. It cleans more thoroughly this way, and it catches all the dirt in the built-in dust cup. You can read all about Miele Quattro Power here, so you know exactly how your Miele robot vacuum cleans your floors.

Miele Quattro Cleaning Power
Step 1: side brushes
Step 2: middle brush
Step 3: extra suction brush
Step 4: dust cup

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Miele Quattro Cleaning Power

Thanks to Miele Quattro Cleaning Power, a Miele robot vacuum cleans the floor in 4 steps.

Step 1: side brushes
Step 2: middle brush
Step 3: extra suction brush
Step 4: dust cup

Miele robot vacuum with side brushes in corner

Step 1: side brushes

A Miele robot vacuum has 2 side brushes. These brushes increase the range of the robot. They remove dirt from corners and along baseboards, and then wipe it under the robot. That way, the robot won't leave crumbs and dust behind.

Step 2: middle brush

The middle brush is located at the bottom of the robot. This brush lifts the dirt from the floor. It also gathers the dirt that the side brushes wipe under the robot. The middle brush brings the dirt to the suction brush. This way, dust, crumbs, and hairs disappear from your floor.

Step 3: extra suction brush

On the back of the Miele robot vacuum, there's an extra suction brush. The front suction brush vacuums the coarse dirt on your floor. The fine dust that stays behind ends up in the back suction brush. This means the robot cleans extra thoroughly.

Step 4: dust cup

A strong airflow blows the dirt that the robot vacuums up to the built-in dust cup. All the dust particles, hairs, and crumbs will end up here You empty the dust cup into the trash can.